Well it’s hard to say exactly for several reasons:

How bad is it to leave your device in the charger?

Know someone who used to be Peter Pan. His stories weren’t SCANDALOUS, but it sounds like they had a real good time.

Please, these people do way worse/better (depending on one’s perspective) things on their break than catch some Pokemon. The Disney parks are single-handedly responsible for STD outbreaks in their cities.

Might want to make sure your kitchen counter is level if you regularly have food items rolling off of it.

So, a Bluetooth speaker is paired but it doesn’t show up as an audio device. How do you fix that? I’ve already updated the Bluetooth drivers, the Bluetooth firmware on the speaker and deleted and re-added the speaker a couple of times from the Bluetooth setup menu.

This is handy, but what I really need in Windows is an easy way to type in a new password for wifi. A coffee shop I go to all the time changes their password every few days, and I have to go into the wifi settings and forget the network, reconnect, and type a new password. It shouldn’t be that much work. Glad to see…

There are few applications with good UI in terms of consistency, intuition and standards. Even Microsoft fails at it. I’m just curious what you think good UI is, and why you’d expect an inexperienced developer to do what developer giants have failed at.

If I remember correctly, up until about 40 years ago we used to consider Taiwan to be the head of China instead of the communist regime. Taiwan also lost it’s seat in the UN to the People’s Republic of China and the communist regime in China views Taiwan as China while Taiwan views themselves somewhat as independent.

It goes back to the end of WW2. There were two major factions at the end of WW2 vying for control of China, the Communists and the Kuomingtang (KMT), Nationalists. They continued fighting and eventually the Communists pushed the KMT out of mainland China. The KMT forces retreated into Taiwan and the Communists were…

Taiwan isn’t part of China. Not as far as Taiwanese are concerned. China disagrees though. Its weird.

I’d like something similar to Autodesk’s Maya quick menu to replace the two step Pokeball —> 4 options —> “what you finally want” process. Simply press and hold the Pokeball, the 4 options ghost over, drag the finger and release over what you want. You could even have the Pokeball visible in everything but combat and…

Or simply don’t want to spend the money on a 3ds, and a game, and carry it around everywhere.

A lot of these ideas are nice, but I wonder how hard some things might be to implement. Player battling, for example, is probably coming at some point; but finding a way to make it possible without putting too much of a strain on the game servers/resources could be tricky, for example (doubly so for multiple people…

It’s pretty obvious that they’re making server performance and stability the main priority right now. Everything they’ve done so far has been towards the goal of reducing traffic. Once they get that under control (and as the number of active users diminishes to what they can expect to be whatever their normal number…

I’m a level 16. I threw a Pokeball at a CP10 Pidgey. He got out. Threw 2 more. He got out and ran away.

It’s a rolling release like a typical phone store update. The real question is, why did they decide not to announce anything and just randomly start releasing it and even now with what seems like a very messy launch are they STILL not speaking a word about the game.